anaheim-gazette 1959-12-11

B6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Dec. 15, 1958. With Anaheim in Van, West Orange County’s Five Cities Will Surpass 1958 in Building Construction With Anaheim in the van, West Orange County’s record-smashing construction this year will far surpass the high volume of 1958, though Anaheim’s total may be a bit below that 1958 figure. Total of building permit valuations for the 11 months ending Nov. 30, is $130,115,000 in the five west county cities of Anaheim, Garden Grove, Buena Park, Westminster and Stanton. For 1958, these five cities showed $111,482,000. Record year was 1955, presumably, but this cannot be determined precisely as Garden Grove, Westminster and Stanton were not then incorporated, and statistics were recorded with the county’s total non-city area. Run Neck and Neck Anaheim and Garden Grove have been running neck and neck this year. The 11 month reports shows $45,825,042 for Anaheim and $45,149,052 for Garden Grove. Buena Park has $27,549,215 for the 11 months; Stanton $6,003,262 and Westminster $5,589,940. Figures for November alone are Anaheim $4,110,505, Buena Park $2,131,933; Garden Grove $8,252,-219; Stanton $27,667 and West. west Orange County cities, except Westminster, over the full 12 months of 1958. Comparative Tabulations 1958 1959 Total (11 Mos.) Anaheim $44,324,000 $45,825,000 B. Park 25,593,000 27,549,000 G. Grove 30,382,000 45,149,000 Stanton 4,480,000 6,003,000 W'minster 6,703,000 5,589,000 Total $111,482,000 $130,115,000 'Prosperity Rocket' Unique Theme of Realtors Meeting Theme of the annual dinner dance of the West Orange County Board of Realtors Wednesday night at Disneyland Hotel was "Rocket to Prosperity." Members, comprising realtors of West County communities, their wives and guests, gathered for a social session at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30. Dancing followed. Robert Russell, Midway City Anaheim and Garden Grove have been running neck and neck this year. The 11 month reports shows $45,825,042 for Anaheim and $45,149,052 for Garden Grove. Buena Park has $27,549,215 for the 11 months; Stanton $6,003,262 and Westminster $5,589,940. Figures for November alone are Anaheim $4,110,505, Buena Park $2,131,933; Garden Grove $8,252,219; Stanton, $237,667, and Westminster $2,433,775. The five cities total for November just past was $17,166,040, or about 13 per cent of the 11 month report, a fact which indicates the boom continued to gather speed. $15 Million for Homes Of the November total more than $15 million went for homes. Only Anaheim and Stanton showed significant industrial construction, with $385,000 and $139,000, respectively. The 11 months so far this year record a gain in each of the five themes of the annual dinner dance of the West Orange County Board of Realtors Wednesday night at Disneyland Hotel was "Rocket to Prosperity." Members, comprising realtors of West County communities, their wives and guests, gathered for a social session at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30. Dancing followed. Robert Russell, Midway City realtor, was installed as president. Russell is past president of both the Midway City and Westminster Chambers of Commerce. The theme was accented in decorations and on the program cover depicting a space rocket zooming through space toward a penny, representing prosperity. Judge Neil W. McGill of Anaheim was master of ceremonies. The function was arranged by the Women's Activity Committee headed by Edie Branson. Hosts and hostesses were Don Gardner, Phil Grace, John Grenek, William Stewart, Musa McKay, Edie Brandson, Ruth Kisow, Laura Rayburn, Alice Bell, and Virginia Downing. Scout Potluck Feed Anaheim District, Boy Scouts, held their annual potluck supper in Carpenters' Hall. Presiding was District President Lee Luskey who introduced new District Executive Walter Pearson. Speakers included Bill Bent, Scout executive, and Judge Claude Owen of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court. Luskey presented the Golden Bear Award to the district. A Cubs and Dads Outing Cub Scout Pack 165. Anahi was held Saturday at ON Park. In charge was the park new cubmaster, John Cate. The monthly packing for a vember was held at Brookhaven Junior High Cafeteria. Be Okela's fire, Cubmaster Cate Indian head-dress and blank conducted formal induction cmonies for five new Bobcats. Tare are Bill Cearns, Peter Drainv Ricky Daraban, Randy Chick Terry Morris. Den 4 presented a skit entitled "The Good Old Days," using sley made by the boys at den mings. Den 2 sang "The List Song," and Dens I and 3 yells. Awards Are Presented Bob Halstead presented aw to: Den 1 — Steve Donovan ner; Mike Twogood, assistaint ner. Den 2 — Chris Cate badge; Mickey Gawlowski badge and bear badge. Den 3 — Bruce Johnston year pin; David Farnsworth year pin. Den 4 — Gordon stead, sliver arrow for bear, Sedloff. 2 year pin; Douglas Lin assistant denner. Den 5 — Bobby Zieres badge, gold arrow for wolf silver arrow for wolf; Mark Fzen, gold arrow for wolf denner. Den 6 — John Ware ner. Den 7 — Jack Warfield ner. Mike Bayless assistant ner. Brigham Young Seeks College Location Here John Barnhart, administra assistant to President Ernest Wilkinson of Brigham Young versity at Provo, Utah, is authf for the statement that his versity is looking for a desir location on which to institute. NOW YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IS DELIVERED BY CARRIER TO 15,000 HOMES IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Brigham Young University Seeks College Location Here John Barnhart, administrator assistant to President Ernest Wilkinson of Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, is author for the statement that his university is looking for a desirable location on which to institute college in this area to serve a large number of Mormons here. "We are looking for a desirable location in your area if we find the right type of land and reasonable price," Barnhart said. He added that thus far no one has been purchased, but that gotiations for some land is under consideration. Brigham Young University was established in 1875, is coeditional and in the 1959 Almanack listed as having 8,534 students and 589 faculty members. Anaheim High '21 Planning Reunion Plans have been under way the 40th reunion of the 1921 graduating class of Anaheim High School. Earle Jackson, prochairman, says his committee endeavor to attract a turnout larger than the 38th reunion two weeks ago. At the recent reunion 36 alumni gathered from such distant places as New Orleans and Topeka, K. Thirteen who attended still in Anaheim. Two each attend from Fullerton and Yorba Lake three from Santa Ana and from Orange. It was the first TALK ON MOON AT FULLERTON In the third of a series of special science lectures being given at Fullerton Junior College, Dr. Jack Green of the aerospace laboratories, North American Aviation's missile division, discussed "The Origin of Moon Surface Features." High school science instructors and top flight science students were special guests. The lectures are open to the public. Others in the future schedule of talks will be a presentation on the subject, "Glaciers and Glaciaion," by Gerald Baden of the FJC staff, who serves as park naturalist in Glacier National Park every summer. The talk is scheduled for January. February will bring a talk on "The Physics and Chemistry of Rubber and Plastics," by FJC chemist Kent Backart. The science series was developed to keep teachers, instructors, students—and the public informed on latest scientific developments. VETERANS OF WW I Wives, Widows, Mothers, Daughters, Sisters ARE URGED TO JOIN Anaheim Auxiliary Barracks 1236 TR 1-2212 PR 2-0553 HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway Anaheim Cubs and Dads Outing for Scout Pack 165, Anaheim, held Saturday at O'Neill. In charge was the pack's cubmaster, John Cate. Monthly packing for Noeer was held at Brookhurst or High Cafeteria. Before its fire, Cubmaster Cate, in head-dress and blanket, instructed formal induction ceries for five new Bobcats. They Bill Cearns, Peter Drainville, Daraban, Randy Chick and Morris. 4 presented a skit entitled "Good Old Days," using scenicade by the boys at den meet-Den 2 sang "The Lisping" and Dens I and 3 gave Awards Are Presented Halstead presented awards on 1 — Steve Donovan, den-Mike Twogood, assistiert den-Den 2 — Chris Cate, bear; Mickey Gawlowski, wolf and bear badge. 3 — Bruce Johnston, pin; David Farnsworth, pin. Den 4 — Gordon Hal- sliver arrow for bear, Mike off. 2 year pin; Douglas Dah-assistant denner. 5 — Bobby Zieres, wolf-e, gold arrow for wolf and arrow for wolf; Mark Fran-gold arrow for wolf and der. Den 6 — John Ware, den-Den. 7 — Jack Warfield, den-Mike Bayless, assistant den- Bingham Young College Location Here Barnhart, administrativeiant to President Ernest L. Johnson of Brigham Young Uni- city at Provo, Utah, is authority the statement that his uni- yy, is looking for a desirable Recreational Area Planned By Fullerton A 189-acre recreational area will be constructed behind Brea dam by the City of Fullerton, it is announced by City Administrator Herman Hiltscher who has received a telegram from Rep. James B. Utt.confirming approval of use of the land by the U.S. Corps of Engineers. Proposed for the area are a nine-hole golf course, a nine-hole pitch and putt course, clubhouse, children's community center, stadium, picnic area, a new YMCA Building and possibly a new Lions' Club Building. The site which is government land behind the Brea Flood Control Dam, will be available to the city on a 50-year lease which has been approved by the USED after an 18-month wait. The city had asked use of the land in 1958. The golf course will be built first, Hiltscher said. Revenue from the course will be plowed bac kinto the project to construct the other facilities included in the master plan, eliminating need to elig into tax dollars to provide the city with the major park and recreation facility. Women Are Interested Women's groups are sponsoring the children's center; other service clubs have indicated a desire to sponsor individual projects within the area, according to Hiltscher. Construction and grading of the golf course will begin in the spring, after the rains. Plans for the development are nearing completion. Hiltscher said today. The Brea dam installation is a retarding basin, which collects runoff during heavy rains, releases the water slowly into the Brea Flood Control Channel in north Fullerton as a precaution against repetition of the flood which ravaged the north section of the city in 1938. Auto Technicians Host at College Bingham Young College Education Here Jan Barnhart, administrativeistant to President Ernest L. Robinson of Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, is authority the statement that his university is looking for a desirable institution on which to institute a large in this area to serve the number of Mormons here. We are looking for a desirable institution in your area if we can find the right type of land at a reasonable price," Barnhart says. Added that thus far no land has been purchased, but that negotiations for some land is under consideration. Brigham Young University was published in 1875, is coeducational and in the 1959 Almanac is as having 8,534 students (589 faculty members). Anaheim High '21anning Reunion Students have been under way for the 20th reunion of the 1921 graduating class of Anaheim High School. Earle Jackson, project manager, says his committee will favor to attract a turnout even closer than the 38th reunion held weeks ago. The recent reunion 36 alumni attended from such distant points as Orleans and Topeka, Kans., seen who attended still live Anaheim. Two each attended Fullerton and Yorba Linda, from Santa Ana and one Orange. It was the first re-tarding basin, which collects runoff during heavy rains, releases the water slowly into the Brea Flood Control Channel in north Fullerton as a precaution against repetition of the flood which ravaged the north section of the city in 1938. Auto Technicians Host at College Members of the Future Automotive Technicians of America at Santa Ana College will be host at open house in the Automotive Trades Building of the campus Technical Center on Wednesday, Dec. 16, from 7:30 p.m., it was announced by President Jim Morehouse of Santa Ana. Club members will provide demonstrations of equipment, tours, sound films of repair processes and refreshments. The public is invited with invitations going to parents of students, former automotive students, school officials and those engaged in the automotive trades in Orange County. George Sweeney is club adviser and instructor of the automotive trades area. His new shops include equipment for complete repair of automobiles, testing, rebuilding, and only diesel instruction school in Orange County schools. 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